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Click here to subscribeA late Victorian silver pin tray, of oblong form having embossed scroll decoration to the rim, marks for Chester 1900, maker William Aitken, along with a silver mounted comb, a silver capped cut glass scent bottle and silver handled vanity wares, marks to include Birmingham 1898, 1903, 1908, makers Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, B & Co, G & C Ltd, 109g gross excluding glass
A George V silver Old English pattern dessert spoon, having 'D.C.H' engraved to the reverse, marks for Sheffield 1926, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, along with five silver teaspoons of various pattern, some with monogram engravings, marks to include Sheffield, London, Birmingham, 1898, 1928, 1931, makers Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, John Round & Son Ltd, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, 99g gross
A late Victorian silver christening set, comprising a spoon and fork with decorative engraving and 'PAD' and 'KJ' monograms to terminals, marks for Sheffield 1900, maker Atkin Brothers, along with a further Victorian silver spoon and fork christening set, a William IV silver fiddle pattern sugar spoon and three silver teaspoons having step moulded rectangular terminals, marks to include London, Sheffield 1832, 1874, 1932, 1933, makers Walker & Hall (John Edward Bingham), J Rodgers & Sons Ltd, Viner's Ltd, 149g gross
A George V silver mounted hairbrush, having engine turned and embossed decoration, along with two filled stout candle sticks, having bead thread decoration and a silver handled shoe horn, having embossed decoration, marks to include Birmingham 1905, 1919, 1930, makers G & C Ltd, Marson & Jones
A George III silver fiddle pattern teaspoon, having 'JM' monogram to the terminal, marks for London 1814, maker John Kerschner, along with two silver condiment spoons, and two silver teaspoons, three with monograms, marks to include London, 1792, 1817, 1819, makers William Bateman I, George Smith (III) & William Fearn, 69g gross
An Edwardian silver trinket dish, having pierced embossed decoration, raised on three ball feet, marks for Birmingham 1904, maker H J Cooper & Co Ltd, along with two silver decanter labels comprising 'whisky' and 'sherry', along with a silver wax seal having a 'H' initial, marks to include Birmingham, Chester, 1904, 1973, makers Hampton Utilities, Sampson Mordan & Co Ltd, 55g
A George V silver jewellery and ring stand, having an embossed scroll rim and tree like stand to the centre, marks for Chester 1922, maker Robert Pringle & Sons, along with three silver capped cut glass containers, marks for Birmingham, London, 1897, 1905, 1922, makers William Henry Sparrow, Burtons & Waters, 63g gross silver weight
A cased set of Elizabeth II Scottish silver artisan teaspoons, having contemporary decoration to the terminals, marks for Edinburgh 1972, maker Rita Ferguson, along with a cased Victorian silver christening spoon, having decorative scroll work and monogram to the reverse, marks for Sheffield 1898, maker Levesley Brothers, 116g gross
An Edwardian silver mounted mirror, having embossed leaf and scroll work with a central cartouche engraved 'EA', marks for Birmingham 1907, maker Henry Matthews, along with three silver capped and mounted vanity wears, some having embossed floral decoration, marks to include Birmingham, London, 1897, 1904, rubbed makers marks, 447g gross
An Elizabeth II silver pill box, of plain hinged rectangular form, marks for Birmingham 2000, maker PAM, along with a silver pill box of hinged circular form, with scroll engraving to the lid, marked 925., and a heart motif snuff box, having embossed decoration, marked 925., 29g gross
A George V silver vesta case, of rectangular form having engraved scroll decoration and central cartouche engraved 'W.M.B', marks for Birmingham 1916, maker S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, 35g, along with two small silver mounted photograph frames and a white metal cricket brooch, marks to include London 1896, maker possibly William Comyns & Sons
A George V silver tankard, of traditional form having a flared rim, decorative s-scroll handle and conforming Art Nouveau style decoration to the body, raised on a circular step moulded foot with twisted rope detail, marks for Birmingham 1930, rubbed makers mark, 11.5cm, 359g Condition Report: Three dings to body, one below the hallmarks (visible on image) one to the right and a small point ding to the left, marks rubbed slightly otherwise in good condition commensurate with age and use, no engravings, for weight see above. Approximately 3/4 of a pint
A George V silver trinket box, of hinged oval form having 'Margaret' engraved to the lid, raised on four cabriole style legs, marks for Birmingham 1922, maker Clark & Sewell, along with a silver mustard, silver thimbles, a silver mounted pencil and two silver pill boxes, marks to include Birmingham, Chester, 1919, 1920, 1924, makers Joseph Gloster Ltd, Francis Webb, 163g gross
An Elizabeth II silver mounted hand mirror, having embossed scroll work, along with a silver mounted hair brush, two silver mounted clothes brushes and a silver capped cut glass vanity container, having engine turned decoration and embossed scroll work, marks for Chester, Birmingham, 1911, 1966, indistinct marks
A group of four silver bladed fruit knives, of various size and design, all having mother-of-pearl to the handles, some with engravings, marks for Sheffield, 1902, 1908, 1913, 1918, makers John Yeomans Cowlishaw, William Needham, Arthur Worral Staniforth and Joseph Rodgers & Sons, 83g
A George VI silver sugar caster, having a pierced, finial topped cover over the fluted baluster body, with gadrooned style banding to the body, raised on a circular step moulded foot with further gadrooned style banding, marks for Sheffield 1945, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd, 16cm, 122g
A William IV silver fiddle pattern mustard spoon, marks for Exeter 1833, maker William Robert Smily, along a further four silver condiment spoons, two silver dessert spoons and three pairs of silver and sterling sugar tongs, marks to include Sheffield, Birmingham, London, 1862, 1898, 1906, 1934, 1960, makers C W Fletcher & Son Ltd, Martin, Hall & Co, Levesley Brothers, 130g
An Elizabeth II silver taste de vin, of circular form with domed centre, having engraved 'K.E' monogram and an unusual textured handle depicting a grape vine, marks for London 1976, maker Anthony Gordon Elson, along with a an Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee whisky decanter label, a pair of silver sugar tongs, marks to include Sheffield, Birmingham, 1910, 1977, makers Levi & Salaman, Roberts & Belk Ltd, 161g gross
A set of six George VI silver Pembury pattern teaspoons, having fleur-de-lis decoration to the terminals, marks for Sheffield 1945, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, along with a silver teaspoon having a sheep to the terminal, a pair of sugar tongs with 'AR' monogram and a silver Hanoverian rat-tail sauce ladle, marks to include London, Birmingham 1838, 1939, makers James Wintle, 179g gross
An Elizabeth II silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, marks for Sheffield 1964, maker Viner's Ltd, along with two silver spoons of Hanoverian pattern and one of Old English pattern having 'J.R' monogram to the handle, with a pair of silver sugar tongs, marks to include London, Sheffield, 1914, 1917, 1919, makers Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, 160g gross
An Edwardian imported silver trinket box, of circular form with embossed scenes depicting a battle to the lid and various scenes to the body, raised on a twisted frame of three legs, along with a silver mounted and capped cut glass sugar caster and two silver enamelled commemorative spoons, marks to include London, Birmingham 1903, 1917, 1934, 1959, makers Vaughton & Sons, G W Lewis & Co, 99g gross silver
An impressive Edwardian silver pedestal fruit bowl, having a flared lobed rim with pierced scroll work, embossed decorative panels with a rectangular cartouche having engraved 'H' initial, raised on a circular step moulded foot, marks for Sheffield 1906, maker Joseph Rodgers & Sons, 12cm x 27cm, 632g. Dents to the foot
A Victorian silver teaspoon, having decorative scroll engraving to the handle with 'MAH' monogram to the reverse, marks for Birmingham 1888, maker F E, along with two silver pill boxes, one having 'M' monogram and the other having scroll engraving, a silver condiment spoon and a boxed silver swizzle-stick, marks to include Birmingham, 1936, makers James Swann & Son, 41g
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